c1 good morning, and it's 5:00 on the dot on this sunday morning. a minivan crashing in on several children. why neighbors say it could have been avoided. a man is in front of pheonix children's hospital, what he says happened, next. are you ready? in a few hours, this area could be covered in snow. be aware if you're headed down from the high country. >> downtown flagstaff, are they going to get snow? >> yes, we have already had an inch of snow there.

the national weather service to check everything there. look at abc 15 clouds and radar for us. that's dropping some snow, and we are seeing at least light activity in the flagstaff area, and most of the state in a lull for right now, and as far as the temperatures are concerned, most of us in the valley, low to mid-50s right now, and we are not going to bottom out too much more than this. the camera was shaking earlier, and valley wind speeds right now, and it was a precursor to the day today. you can see spots down in the valley, and we will keep our eye on this we will break down temperatures for sunday, hour- by-hour and tell you what to expect up north. >> we are tracking breaking news right now. crime scene tape up at pheonix children's hospital. you just spoke to police, what's going on there?

crime scene tape at pheonix children's hospital, and there was a gun shot victim found in front of the hospital, and he is telling police he was robbed and shot down the road off 36th street and thomas. then he flagged down the driver who brought him to pheonix children's hospital and dumped him in front of the hospital, and now police are investigating a story right now, and unable to verify his story. the victim rushed to good samaritan hospital, and he is in surgery right now. we are told his wounds are nonlife threatening. detectives will come back to the scene. they are out here to investigate exactly what happened with the man and who drove him here and just dumped him off here. still a the lot of answers to

also, breaking overnight, one man taken to the hospital after this bad crash here, and you can see his truck is pretty banged up. this is i-10 and 3rd avenue. the man should be okay. no word on what caused him to crash. another crash in west pheonix. near 47th avenue and indian school. at least two cars involved in this one here. several people checked out at the scene. our ca driver taking a field sobriety test. a minivan full of children crashed near 87th avenue and deer valley when a truck driver may have ran a stop sign. five children and two adults were inside of the van.

three have serious injuries. one woman has been fighting to get a stoplight in the area. >> people are either blowing the stop sign, and i'm not sure with the other accidents that have happened here, but this appears to be the worst one. we need to change it, and people need to speak up. >> the truck driver did stay on the scene and was being cooperative in the investigation. we will let you know as soon as we have an update on the crash. pushing her two kids, and she died. the gofundme page is now at $90,000, and they were almost to the goal of $85,000, and the little boy, ryan, received bone marrow from donation, and audrey, the little girl will be released from icu soon. we learned the identity of

officer-involved shooting. 20-year-old derek adonde. you saw it here as breaking news, and it was near 175th avenue, and , and investigators told us he was attempting to get away from officers, and then he attempted to hit them with the car. that's when police were forced to shoot at him. aln trying to kidnap a woman police are asking you to be aware because he's still out there. mixed emotions around the world as we mark two days since the death of fidel castro. hundreds of people continuing in the streets of miami. they were cheering, and others weeped for family members who didn't live to see the day. for many of them, it ends 6

times. while people in miami are celebrating, many in cuba are calling it a great loss to the nation. in the valley, one guy said his grandparents fled years ago, leaving behind family and property for freedom. >> we did a lot of good things, and he did a lot of bad things, he passed away. my grandparents would have loved to see this day, and they would appreciate it. >> ruben is hoping for change. we heard reaction from castro's death to donald trump yesterday, and this morning we are hearing from president barack obama who released a statement that said police disagreements mark the relationship between the u.s. and cuba for nearly 6 decades. america is extending a hand to

grieving. the travel to cuba is still complicated. if you want to go, you need to fall into one of 12 categories approved by the u.s. government. including visiting family members, or traveling for research or sports. you need to get a visa and travel insurance and sign an affidavit saying you're traveling for one of reasons. look at this right here, this surveillance video dent to us by silent witness. the officer held up a hotel at gunpoint. we are told he got away with cash. call silent witness if you recognize this guy. his jobs to protect us from the flames but tomorrow a former pheonix firefighter will

charges. jeffrey wilson accused of attacking a teen on the bridge. he grabbed the teen by the hair, pointed a gun at her, and sexually assaulted her. wilson pled not guilty. turning to democracy 2016, hillary clinton's campaign is making waves saying it will take part in the efforts to push for recounts in several key states. they are be joining green party candidate, jill stein who raised have a recount in wisconsin. the clinton campaign said they will not contist the results itself, but they will take part in the effort to ensure it's fair to all sides. meanwhile, donald trump is speaking out about that, calling it all a scam saying the people have spoken and the election is over. until now trump has ignored

recounts. the secret service is considering renting out a floor of trump tower because not all of the trumps are moving into the white house. trump will be splitting his time between the white house and trump tower. the going rate $1.5 million per year. it would be picked up by the taxpayers, and the secret service said nothing stone. while staying at trump tower may seem luxurious, that may not be the case. someone renamed trump tower in manhattan on goggle maps to dump tower. users started to notice the new name yesterday and took to social media to report it. we checked this morning and the name is back to normal. no word from google or president-elect donald trump. we have a lot to get to with weather here today.

ready for the snow? ready for the wind? >> i don't want the snow, but i will take wind. it's nice. welcoming the clouds. it was cloudy all day yesterday. >> it could be a nice, welcomed sight. up north, that could make driving conditions treacherous for what they are expecting. here's a look of your breakdown. by 10:00 a.m., we are still dry in the morning, and by noon, climbing into the 60s, i think it will be nice early afternoon, and then into the evening, we will start to see the rain chances kicking up here. let's give you an idea of what to expect. the takeaways for the day. the storm system is moving in today, quicker than we first anticipated. the temperatures are dropping, and the rain chances go up, and we have winter weather alerts and advisories across the state. we will go over that in the full forecast in just minutes. we are talking about teens,

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others in their group to be participate. >> there's a vibe of discouragement with the students. >> reporter: these teens are part of the young leaders group, inspire arizona, and they are trying to knock out the vote by registering 2500 of their peers to vote throughout the school year. >> one of my favorite things is you can go to a person and say what do you care about? if you vote, maybe you can make a difference with that. >> students was easier than they thought. >> people were much more enthusiastic, and everyone had an opinion. >> reporter: they are holding class presentations and registration drives during lunch throughout the year, and even though the presidential election is over, they they say want their friends and classmates to think local when it comes to the politics. >> local elections are underappreciated by all age group the, and we try to show

have. >> reporter: they hope others will catch on and be inspired to vote and make a difference in their communities. >> reporter: if you would like to know more or get involved, you can visit the website on your screen inspireus.az.com. shorter daylight, and cooler temperatures, some of the factors that will make it harder to work out, and the delicious holiday treats are not helping. when you go to the store, farther away to get extra walking in go for the full lap around the mall, and around the family for the holidays? if they have kids, take advantage of the energy. play time can be a lot of exercise. if you slip up, don't be hard on yourself, but don't neck ache your new hot -- but don't make it your new holiday tradition. a couple of glasses of wine can be good for your health,

the opposite effect. bnc medicine found people who had one or two drinks a day reduced their stroke rate by 8%, but those who drank more had an increased risk of stroke. many of us are looking forward to cyber monday, but many of us think what if my cards are hacked? create a unique user name and password. if. monitor your account unusual activity, and be aware of clicking on malicious links, and don't shop on public wifi. finally, use two-step authentication to make sure you're the only one logging into your account. >> we have ten different pass words for all these things and i can't be the on one who struggles to remember. 5 a degrees outside, and the winds, not too bad.

miles an hour, and your humidity is up a little bit, and we will continue to drive, and then everything will kick up later into the afternoon and evening hours, and in the meantime, a look at the current valley temperatures right now, and most of us in the 50s right now, and just a couple of spots mid-40s right now. on the cool side issues but not as cool as we saw yesterday. for us today, in the pheonix area, 63 degrees today, and we have to look out for keeping it under partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies here, and the uv index is fine. we are at a 3 in the moderate category. it's not the same case around the state. we will get to that in a second. storm chances are up to 560% shot for the evening. most of the day will be okay. you can see as we break down the temperature the hour-by- hour. 10:00a.m. into the upper 50s here. climbing into the low 60s, and

rain chances as we get into the evening, and you can see by 6:00, the sun is kind of going down there, and then we will see it kick up in the rain chances for us in the valley. the futurecast here, and it's a broader view, regional, so we can see what is happening here. see the system is moving on in, bringing snow into the high country, and bringing rain chances into the state as well. we will see it better as it continues to move through. it's a fast mover, too, and we will cooler temperatures and as the system makes its way east, we are still going to see some of the temperatures take a dip. we are going to keep it cool for the next few days. below average, when we have been above average for so long. here's futurecast here, to really get a good look at the thing. continuing into the afternoon, we are looking out up north, where we will see the snow chances there, really developing, and the snowfall. right now, we could see 1-3

that in a second. with futurecast, look what happens as we continue into the evening. 8:00or 9:00, and at least with this model, we are thinking we will see widespread showers across the valley, and keep in mind, it's not expected to be a huge rainmaker, but a lot of us could see a shower or two. we will see a lull in the morning, and that's why i dropped the morning rain chances down a bit, and the clouds will just linger on as we get into the start of your workweek. what we are looking today, your winter weather advisory, and we talked about the entire state being clear, and everything in purple here is on here. stay alert. we could see continued snowfall with the system here. it looks like we will continue to hit the system there. the lull in the morning, but late morning into the afternoon, we will continue to see snowfall, really for a good chunk of the day.

with totals here. 1-4inches possible. the elevations of 5500 to 5600 feet. it's a quick-moving system as we mentioned. now something else we have to contend with to the north, the winds. look at this in the valley, we will see winds 10-20 miles an hour. the sustained winds, gusts stronger at 30 miles an hour. up north, the gusts could be stronger up to 40 miles an hour. combine with the snowfall, and the driving conditions will be treacherous up there keep in mind the lows across the state are finally lower than average. we will hit the 40s and 30s for us today in flagstaff. we look in the valley, and our highs are below average as well. it's 70 degrees. we are 7 or 8 degrees below that today. again, the late rain fall total, and take a look as we

temperatures dropping tomorrow, and the system will move out, and we will clear up. temperatures are cool until another system comes our way friday and saturday. we will track the rain chances hour-by-hour, but until the meantime, let's send it to morning sports. good morning. seminole fans are still furious after the loss to the wildcats. arizona beat up on sundevils defense, the side of the ball that todd graham spends most of his day with. fans are calling for graham to be fired after back-to-back loss seasons. they went looking to be bowl eligible but came away at the hands of a team this not won a single pac 10 game until 2 nights ago. >> let our university down, let

very, very difficult. we just didn't show up defensively and gave up one big play after another, and our seniors tonight, let them down, and having them go out like this, it was very, very disheartening. >> reporter: the 4-5-1 arizona cardinals are in atlanta prepping for the afc soutane falcons. no defense has allowed more, and this year the falcons are second best in first-quarter scoring, and the cardinals are last in the nfl. averaging 2.21 points in the 1st quarter. the coach talked about what needs to be cleaned up if they are going to get a win. >> it's better than it was last week, and it's going to be another dome stadium and loud,

moving around, and so get the ball out of your hand faster, and that's the biggest thing. block your guy, don't turn your

. it all started right here in pheonix, arizona, with a vision, $3,000 and an abandoned building. the first food bank was formed. >> it meant another day we lived. >> reporter: simply living was family. >> it was embarrassing. we had to ask the neighbors can we borrow water. >> reporter: but he learned that shame disappears when you realize someone is waiting to lend a helping hand. >> it made it better to know i wasn't alone in that. >> reporter: it's a lesson he wants to pass on to other families, so he took a job at st. mary's food bank to give back. >> to see people standing in

wife, my daughter, my sister, my brother. >> reporter: and he sees how donating a can of food or an hour of your time or a dollar bill will make a difference. >> it wouldn't happen without the help of volunteers. >> reporter: the beautiful thought that sums up the spirit of the season. stephanie hockridge. we collecting food, money, and toys for st. mary's. donating is easy. you can always donate at givetothecause.com. we are on snow patrol. a live look from our cameras in flagstaff. weather advisories, and they are moving it around. we have to tell you about advisories, especially if you're traveling back home this weekend. an important reminder from valley law enforcement.

well, good morning. it's 5:30 on this sunday morning, and i'm in justin pazera. >> and i'm amber sullins. we have the desert doppler,

i just got off the phone with the national weather service, and they have less than inch recorded there now. we will hit a lull this morning, and then steadier snowfall into the late morning and early after. for us today in pheonix, topping out at 63 degrees today. cooler, more clouds fusser as well, and we will be looking out for the breezes, and here's a breakdown of the rain chances. for us hour-by-hour, you can see throughout the morning, we don't cancel any sunday plans, but as we get into the afternoon, look at this. we could see the rain chances increase by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, that's the best time right now, and keep in mind this is not expected to be a huge rainmaker. we will see light rain, most likely across the valley here for us, and then things will slowly caper off into tomorrow morning, and we do have a lying live on our roads right now, and we will toss it to mary

a lot of people are talking about our weather right now. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: right now it seems pretty clear. i will flip my camera around, and we are headed to the i-17, and we are headed northbound to flagstaff, still in the pheonix metro area, and adot, we are already seeing the adot warning signs up above the freeway, saying there's a weather alert, and this is of course a travel corridor, and n big travel day, and this was thanksgiving weekend. we have a lot of travelers who headed up to their cabin in the mountains, and they will be coming home today, and they will be facing snow. started to snow in areas of flagstaff and prescott last night, and they have already got light snow in the areas, and according to adot, they want to let drivers know, there's a few things you want

for ice, black ice, as you're traveling home today and the other thing you want to do, make sure you leave a lot of room between you and the car in front of you. you want at least four spaces, and they have the snowplows ready in the northern areas that i have something like 200 snowplows ready to go with 400 drivers. they do 12-hour shifts each. if you're traveling up north or coming north southbound, stay alert and be careful as you hit the roadways, and we will see travel with gusty winds. back to you, allison. 41-year-old noez ruiz hit trooper donahue with his truck,

he was reviewing another different. authorities are calling this an avoidable crime. at this spot in indiana, three people were hurt when a car crashed into it. somehow the driver lost control, and authorities are piecing together how it all happened no word if anyone will be charged with crimes. extra patrols continuing this morning. valley agencies are increasing their presence through the dui task force. they are working to make sure you and your family are safe after people make their way home on thanksgiving. >> families get together, and sometimes that's happening. you have seen over the last few days, there's been several dui- related trashes. >> the message from law

enforcement, drive hammered, get killed. it was a heart breaker of a funeral for one of the students killed in chattanooga, tennessee. records show parents and even the principal complained about the driver's conduct before the crash. police say one person is dead and another hurt after someone started to shoot yesterday it all happened near fort lawedderdale, and officers act the quickly evacuating the building and putting on lockdown for awhile. police say it's not random, but they are staying tight lipped this morning. stripped of police powers, that was the outcome for an officer who shot and killed a 19-year-old man in the back during a chase. a full investigation is underway. the sergeant was responding to a call before killing ray. ray pointed a gun at him twice,

a gun on him. the sergeant's identity has not been released. authorities said on saturday that an infant died during a protest, and according to police, the mother who was protesting noticed her baby was not breathing, and when medics arrived they rushed the baby to the hospital where she died. the cause of death is under investigation this morning. >> we reached down there, and she more or less had her hands up for someone to pick her up. >> an 8-month-old was found thrown from a crash, and when emergency workers arrived on the scene, the family was grief stricken looking for her. firefighters arrived and found her in a grate, not even crying. >> we go out so many times, and things are not okay. during the holidays here to have just a positive t feels good.

were taken to the hospital, and everyone is expected to be okay. >> increased security, that's the request from several mosques in southern california after threatening notes were found. the notes filled with hateful and remarks, calling muslims filthy. all three letters say donald trump is a leader who will clean the country. police say they don't have much more evidence to go on. now to the latest in the pipeline protests in north dakota. the army is lands to those protesting on december 5th, and now officials from the dakota access pipeline say it will only make a difference if officers plan to enforce it protesters said they will not leave the encampment any time soon. protests are sparking across the nation including here in pheonix. dozens marching from steel indian school park to downtown pheonix, and they will marge every month to show support of

a thunderstorm so bad in australia, it's causing asthma attacks, and there's such a thing called thunderstorm as asthma. six people have died and six others are in critical condition. the storm knocked up pollen that can affect your lungs. some of the patients are reporting they have never had an asthma attack. in washington, dc, relief for the mental health crisis is stuck in the senate. lawmakers are pushing for change because families can't afford to wait any longer. >> it's cruel! it's abusive! it's third world wrong, immoral, and we are complacent about it. >> reporter: congressman tim

news evaluation about the lack of child beds in hospitals for mental health. >> we stayed there for 8 days, and went to the e.r. and waited at least 25 times. >> we have waited 3 days, 5 days, and then the ultimate was 21 days. >> reporter: in washington congressman murphy is sponsoring a bill that will overhaul how they treat mental illness, and it could the wait time for families. there's a steady decline of hospital beds nationwide. many want loan forgiveness programs in an effort to close the short fall of the 20,000 doctors nationwide. >> treatment delayed is a treatment denied. >> reporter: at a time when both parties agree on almost nothing, there's been

murphy's bill it passed almost unanimously over the summer, but the senate version is stuck, and with the members just returning after recent elections it could die by the end of the year, and not because of a lack of support, but because of the lack of time. >> we have a few weeks left, and i'm afraid the clock will run out. mitch mcconnell's office says there's been no decision if or when to bring the bill up for a vote. the legislation could die, and congressman murphy will have to start all over again next year. for scripps news in washington, i'm ross jones. you have had a busy morning allison. >> i'm barely getting a chance to breathe, but that's okay. this is what the weather geeks are excited about. we are expecting weather changes, and it will start today. we saw clouds, and i know some of you enjoyed it today.

see more of the same today. this is more widespread across the state. look at this if you're going to be outdoors today, keep in mind, the pollen forecast is in the medium category. as we break down and give you the planner here, by 9:00 a.m., 56 degrees, and still on the cool side, and dry the at noon. we are climbing into the 60s there, and into the afternoon, the rain chances will increase, and ar will be nice outside, and we will have the clouds, cooler, and no rain yet, and coming up, we will track together when the best chances of rain are going to be with the futurecast, and we have a wind advisory going on across the state. i will tell you where in a few minutes. holiday travel plans, letting you know four ways to get the best airfare deals, and one includes the best way to compare online prices.

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them coming in at 49. as we look at the wind speeds right now, you see most of us are at least measuring below 10 miles an hour. some spots out there stronger. we will typically see slightly stronger winds. with had rattling in the studios because of the gusts. see the gusts. up >> the grand canyon as well, the current temperatures in the 30s right now, and just below the freezing mark as well as flagstaff. to the east, 36 in winslow, and 54 in stafford. the rain and snow is coming across the state, and the breezy conditions here. we could see the winds in the

even stronger up north, and could see gusts at 40 miles an hour. here's something to show you that came down in the last 2 hours or. so national weather service with the wind advisory here as well. we could see gusts here between 40 and 50 miles an hour. we will top out at 63 degrees. 7degrees cooler than yesterday, and more clouds as well. we talked let's look at futurecast here, and we have already seen a little bit this morning, light snowfall in the flagstaff area, and that will be a small lull, and then they will get more snow late morning into the afternoon. for us, throughout the day, i think the cloud coverage will be the main thing we will look out for, and then into the evening here, 7:00 or 8:00, we will see more widespread rain across the valley, and keep in

be a huge rainmaker or flash flooding or anything like that, but we expect to see some rain showers across most of the valley for us here today while we keep an eye on the snowfall totals to the north, and then as the system moves on east, we will continue to see overnight into tomorrow accident light snowfalling out to the east and into the white mountains. look at tuesday morning, and we are going to clear off, and then down to the southeast, we will continue to see at least some chances rain there. the winter weather looking like this, the weather advisory for everything in purple. parts of the grand canyon, flagstaff, sedona and i know a lot of you are traveling through the area. with that snowfall and the high winds, flowing snow could make it difficult. here's what we are expecting as far as the totals there. jacob, lake, and prescott, 3-6

looking at forecast highs today. 51 in globe, and 60 california is a grande and cooler overall and below average for us. the highs will below average, and high 60s for most of us. upper 50s top the north valley. in the west valley, highs in the mid-60s and for us here, clear in the valley. and wickenburg will not climb out of the 50s tracking the hour-by-hour forecast, and we talked about forecast, the best chances of rain, around 7:00, 8:00, and we will taper off the chances into the overnight hours, and the temperatures will level off a bit, but we are not going to get too drastic as far as the lows are concerned. down to 62 tomorrow, and overnight lows are cool, that system moves on out, clearing the skies up, and we are sticking with cooler temperatures until another system comes our why.

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you're looking a at live shot from flagstaff. wet roads, but i think that's going to change, right, allison? >> yes they will see snowfall throughout the day, watching us refresh the camera as they move things around. light snowfall overnight, and we will see that during the day today, but they will get a lull, and you can see the wet roads. affecting parts that this morning. we will check that forecast in the next hour. >> it's going to be look at a lot like christmas there. the arizona international auto show is wrapping up today in downtown pheonix. hundreds of models for exotics

it's family day, bring your kids along, and children 12- under get in for free. why is emma morono special? she's the world east oldest living person. 117 years old today. >> emma lives in italia, and she knows her entire she knew the world without sliced bread. the bread slicer was not created until 1928 when iowa. she first started to eat eggs when her doctor started to prescribe them for anemia, and she was presented an aartward

>> good for her. live look at the forecast. 63 today, and we are tracking rain chances here and breezy conditions. we will stay in the 60s the entire weekend until another system comes will our way with slight rain chances. crime scene tape outside of pheonix children's hospital. no one at the hospital was hurt, but they are looking for someone in a separate investigation. a minivan full of children crashing on the valley street, and many of the kids are still at the hospital. why some say

now on abc 15a crash in peoria sent three people to the hospital. why police was avoidable. and we are tracking the road conditions in your area. that's coming up. helping the family of a chandler mother killed in a crash. nut developments overnight. the big story today, snow in the high country. several inches to the area, and we are tracking how much you can expect to see. good morning, everybody. it's 6:00 on a sunday here a

i'm allison rodriguez. >> and i'm justin pazera. parts of flagstaff are expecting snow today? >> we have windy weather alerts going on, too, and we have our own systems in the valley. it's jam-packed for your weather today, and on the clouds and radar, you see we did see some of the snowfall moving through the high country, but right now we are in a lull there, light snowfall if anything and we will thicken up. it was mostly clear skiesover night. mesa dropping into the upper 40s there, and 50s for us in deer valley, glendale, and chandler, and maybe some of you heard your windows shaking there, and we have had stronger winds overnight. they will die down through the morning, and then they will kick right back up. that was the current valley wind speeds and the hot the day weekend is wrapping up.

to the roads. you want to plan ahead. maryellen resendez is live. >> reporter: we will turn this around, and you can see the traffic around us, and come on out, and basically we are seeing a lot of the signs warning people it's a travel corridor, and we expect weather today, and they are asng drivers to slow down, stay alert, and keep at least four cars from the car in front of you, especially in the northern areas where you're going to have the sn and ice, and watch out for black ice and snow. adot sending out the warning, i'm not sure why my camera is not focusing there and we are headed up north to see what the traffic will look like.

people head back home for the workweek, and back to you allison. >> i will take it from here. a man found shot inside, outside, and this was outside of pheonix children's hospital, and police say the man told them he was robbed and shot near 36th avenue and thomas. he flagged down a driver to take him to the hospital. police cannot find the scene anywhere. we know the man is in surgery with nonlife threatening injuries. one man taken to the after this bad crash here and you can see his red truck is pretty banged up no word what caused him to crash or if impairment was a factor. another bad crash in west pheonix. ha ping here 47th avenue and indian school. several people checked out at the scene, but they were told no major injuries. our cameras caught one driver taking a field sobriety test, and he was handcuffed

to see if he was booked for dui and we are expecting an update on a minivan crash. a truck driver may have run a stop sign, and five children and two adults were inside of that van, and all were rushed to the hospital, and we are told three of the children, they have serious injuries, and many who live nearby are fed up with the intersection, and one woman wants a light put the stop sign, or i'm not really sure of the accidents here, but this appears to be the worst one. we need to change it, and people need to speak up. >> police say the truck driver stayed on the scene and was being cooperative during the investigation. several police agency ramping up their efforts to make sure everyone is safe.

traveling, the message to drivers, drive hammered, get nailed. new developments in the death of chandler mom killed cross the treat with her two children. her family's goal has now been surpassed, and the goal is being raised to $95,000. a facebook page says her organs have now been donated. her son got bone marrow from another donor, and expects little audrey to be release from the icu soon. pheonix fire sending us this photo of a fire on broadway. crews kept it from spreading to neighboring homes. thankfully no one was inside when it started. the family that lives there is being helped by the red cross. across the nation, tv fans are mourning the loss of actor

his agent said he was a private, caring, and gentleman. he passed from heart failure not long after florence henderson. he was 71 years old. some are calling it a christmas miracle. a crash on the i-70 in arkansas could have been tragic. police say an 18 wheeler was changing lanes when it flipped over and hit another car. the force was so strong, it threw an 8-month-old baby girl from the car. first responders and good samaritans frantically searching for her until they found her in a drain grate. >> she had her hands up, and was not crying. >> reporter: four others were taken to the hospital, and all were released except for the driver who is recovering.

hacked. it's a fear on a payment machines, forcing drivers to shut them down. riders got free service friday into saturday afternoon, it's not clear who compromised the system. the presidential election is waiting in the past but hillary clinton's campaign is making waves saying it will take a part in the mush for recounts in several states. they will join jill stein who raised millions of dollars recount in wisconsin. party officials saying there were voting discrepancies. the clinton campaign said they will not contest the results itself but they will take part in the stein effort to make sure it's fair to all sigh ever assigned. the future of the firstfamily will be more

in manhattan until barron finishes school, and donald trump will be splitting his time. the going rate per year for the secret service to stay at trump tower, $1.5 million per year. someone took it themselvessings to rename trump tower. someone started to call it dump tower. overnight we checked our app, and it's been changed. so far the president-elect has not responded to this one. political shopping has gone global. a make america great again was selling on amazon. why they are no longer selling the on. , it's available from other

more than $200. sign ere monday is tomorrow, but you can cash in on the online deals starting right now, and several retailers announcing they are getting an early start on the deep discounts, one of them, target. the store is offering 15% off the entire website, and it will be applied at checkout during the 2 day sale. all apple items. savings are already available on khols.com. you can get 20% to 60% off items like clothing, shoes and jewelry. we are taking action with a friendly reminder to protect your home during the holidays. valley area police have advice

next month or so, have a neighbor pick up your mail or turn on your tvs or radios on the inside of your home to give the impression someone is there and don't post on social media you're out of town. easy for someone to figure out and head to your place. monday means back to work for a lot of people. many who don't want to miss out on cyber monday, a survey shows half of workers will be online shopping 49% will stay home, busy, and 65% said they will try to hide it. 50percent of managers said they

doesn't become obsessive. the winning powerball jackpot went out. a $23 million ticket was also sold in arizona and a $1 million ticket in pennsylvania. you can look up our address in case they want to send us any presents. congrats to them. we are excited. if losing the powerball did not put a damper on your weekend, the rain might this shows high waters and flooded is tough for drivers going to and from their holiday celebrations you. hear it all the time in arizona, turn around, don't drown. some ignored the signs taking it upon themselveses to decide which situation they think was safe. >> average person may not think it's a problem, but the fact is, the storm damage can be under the bridge or the water. don't take anything for granted. >> because it's a holiday

driving and flying across the country as we checked in with maryellen who was telling us about the depriving conditions. >> and people may be sliding around the country. >> i hope no! they have to be careful. >> they are expecting know and bad weather. jauss good idea, justin, -- just a good idea, justin. 10:00 a.m., and 58 degrees. we will not 61 by noon, and clouds will continue to roll in nice conditions by the afternoon, and we will still be pretty dry, sitting in the low 60s, feeling like fall here, and with the clouds, maybe feeling like you're in washington or something like that. seattle, and really you will definitely feel that into the later portions of the day. we will see more rain chances, and the storm system is moving in today. temperatures drop, and rain chances going up for us here, and we have winter weather

forecast still ahead. leaders want to inspire young people to get out to vote. how they plan to do it, coming up next. you may enjoy a glass of you may enjoy a glass of wine, but what oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have i ha situation.t.

voter turnout this election saw half of the eligible voters in arizona come out, and the youngest voters make out the smallest portion of the voters who make it to th group of valley teens are hoping to inspire their peers to take part in the political process. >> i love it i have always been very politically active, actually. >> reporter: that's not a typical phase from a teen. after an atypical election, maybe it's one they need to here. >> there's a vibe of discouragement with the students. >> reporter: these teens are part of the young leaders' group inspire arizona, and they are trying to knock out the

to vote throughout the school year. >> you can go to a person and say what do you care about. >> after the controversialsy in our last election, signing up some of the students was easier than we thought. >> as the polarization happened, people were much more enthusiastic. >> reporter: they are holding class various classes throughout the year. they want friends to think local elections. >> local elections are underappreciated by all age groups, and we try to show the impact the local races have. >> reporter: they hope others will catch on and be inspired to vote and make a difference in their communities. >> if you would like to know more or get involved, you can

drinking a couple of glasses of wine a day could be good for your health. a study from pmc medicine says the people who have one or two alcoholic drinks a day reduce their risk of stroke by 8%. any more than that, and it will increase your chances. if you don't drink at all, doctors say you should not drinking as a health measure. [ laughter ] >> no! >> oh my goodness. i hear a lot of people right now, i can just tell certain two, do not cut me off at one. >> two! that's it. >> you're not like that. big story for the high country toad, talking about weather, and if you like snow, that was the place to be. >> that is. you mentioned it earlier today. i'm going to teal it from you. definitely looking like christmas today, and a lull as far as when, but throat the day today, we expect steady snowfall.

the valley today. we look at abc15 desert doppler. see the snow in flagstaff? other than that, not much more activity. i zoom into the pheonix area and the rest of the valley, and you can see, we are still scanning, and not a lot happening right now. the current temperature, 54 degrees, and your winds are light. less than 10 miles about hour across the valley. so s rest of the current temperatures, look where you are this morning. most of us mid- to upper 50s, and still in the 40s to the north in ann them and cape creek as well. as we look at your day today, 63 degrees is where we will top out. overall, cooler day than yesterday. more cloud coverage as well. if you liked that yesterday, you will definitely like it today. we will see stronger winds as

weather alerts, and the storm chances will come into play later on. with your temperature break down here, 10:00 a.m., upper 50s, and climbing into the low 60s by 1:00 there, and woe will continue to stay for a good chunk of the day, and you will notice the rain chances coming into play around the 6:00 or 7:00, and maybe for the next few hours after that let's track it come with futurecast. if you have friends or family traveling up north or maybe you did for the you are seeing the steadier snowfall there. we are just seeing a thickening of the clouds. look what happens into the evening like we talked about with the hour-by-hour planner. more snowfall up north, and for us, chance of widespread rain in the valley. keep in mind, it's not going to be a huge rainmaker. we are inspect expecting much more than a quarter of an inch there. still, some of us should see at

today, and in the meantime, going into tomorrow evening, i think your morning commute is going to be dry, but we will see some clouds, and we will continue to see the snowfall to the north. the winter weather advisory, for all of that shaded in purple, that's in effect today, and it will stay in effect until tomorrow. here's the know fall totals for us here, and expecting up to 4 inches possible, and 5500 to 6500 feet. we could possibly see up to 6 inches here. we are not going to be dealing with just rain, but also wind. gusts up to 30 miles an hour, and up north it could be up to 40 miles an hour. we are expecting an interesting day across the state. we want to see your perspective.

video at share@abc 15.com. 650 in casa grande today. our highs here will be below average as well. 70 is where we should be. we will be below that for mesa and tempe, and 64 today in buckeye. we look at the next 7 days here, and we can see the breezes coming to play, and because the system is fast mover as we continue to track this, i have dropped the morning rain chance to just 10%. i think most of the will be today, and we will continue to see it after the system moves on out, clearing skies and also cooler temperatures. we expect to stay in the 60s for the next week until we have another quick mover system, too. slight rain chances friday and saturday. in the next half an hour, we will break down the rain chances hour-by-hour, telling you exactly when to expect the

good morning. seminole fans are still fear use, reeling from the blowout loss to the wildcats this is the side of the ball that todd graham spends most of his time with. fans are call for graham to be fired after back-to-back 7-loss seasons, and the devils went to tucson looking to be bowl eligible, and they came away with a humiliating loss with the hands of the 2-9 had not won a single pac 10 game until 2 nights ago. >> very, very difficult to watch. let our university down, our program down, and that was very, very difficult, just because we didn't show up defensively and gave up one big play after the other, and the seniors tonight, letting them go down, and was very disheartening.

cardinals are in atlanta, prepping for the game against the afc south leading falcons. no defenses have allowed fewer points than the cardinals, and the falcons' offense has scored more than any other team. this year, the falcons are second best in first order scoring, and the cardinals are last in the nfl, averaging 2.1 points per game in the 1st about what needs to get cleaned fun they are going to get the win. >> handle the noise better than last week it will be another dome stadium, and it's going to be loud. we have guys moving around. get the ball out of your hand faster, and just block your guy. that's the biggest chicken, block your guy.

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at 4:00, and that is 4:00 p.m. on sunday, december 4th. the good thing i like about that parade, you don't have to bundle up like we did in chicago. >> oh my gosh, all you could see was your eyes because you were so bundled. it's a classic. >> you know food, that's a huge part of the holidays. what if you could live in one of the mansions built by the people who started the top food brands? some of them are on the market right now. >> those are like my her lows. not a lot someone like that. i. to know where did the campbell soup company live? his home is on sale for $19 million. >> and the oscar meyer mansion will set you back 3 million dollars. the son of oscar meyer who

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death. i'm allison rodriguez. >> and i'm justin pazera. say it. snow. >> we have a mixed bag all over the state we have a wind advisory issue winter weather advisory, and rain chances for here, and what is it that is the christmas song a partridge in a pear tree. right now we are checking the desert doppler. you can se right here, and we are seeing cloud coverage, but nothing too bad, and we go up north, and light snow is falling in flag staff. nothing is sticking at this point. i spoke to the north america national weather service, and they have had less than inch there in flagstaff. for the valley, more clouds, schooler day for us. 63degrees, and we will see the gustier winds, too, and as we break down the rain chances,

i did promise in the last 10 minutes to see this here, and we will be pretty dry throughout the morning rain. the rain chances throughout most of the day, and then when we will see a spike in the rain chances, is that as we get into the evening? i think around 8:00, it will be the best chance to see widespread, light rain across the valley, we will track it next with futurecast, and tell you about the windy weather alerts we have going on across the state. >> thousands will keep an on the weather because a lot of folks are coming back after the long holiday weekend, and they can expect snow. >> they will see probably treacherous conditions up north, especially here. maryellen resendez is live on the roads, and she is looking live on the roads. what should drivers remember out there? >> reporter: first thing you

and take your time it will be heavy traffic today as a lot of people are coming back home after the thanksgiving weekend. the roads are looking good right now, and that's not the case. later, you can see the sun is coming out. you will start to wake up, especially the travelers who went north to the cabins and whatnot. they are coming down. adot is warning everyone to slow it down, especially if you're in the northern areas of ar expecting snow and ice, and watch for black ice. make sure you are keeping four car lengths in front of you, between you and the next car, and most of all, keep alert, especially as you are coming in with traffic, andin' without ice, you want to stay alert. the trafficker is-i have down the i-17 area. there's signs warning it's a holiday travel corridor.

maryellen resendez. we know the id of man shot and killed by police. 21-year-old derek adam, and authorities said they got a call about a suspicious vehicle near 175th avenue, and when an officer approached the white car, the police officer said adam was searching for something, and he was asked to show his hands, but he didn't. at one point he tried to speed off, and that's when the officer's arm was trapped in the window. the officer fired adam and hit and killed him. the officer was taken to the hospital and was released. he's expected to be okay. we expect to learn the officer's identity in the next few days. his job was to protect us from the flames but tomorrow a pheonix firefighter or former firefighter will face a judge on a sex allotted charge. jeffrey wilson attacked a teen around a bridge. police say he grabbed the teen by her hair, pulled her under the bridge, pointed a gun at

her. wilson pled not guilty. a heart wrenching holiday weekend for families in tennessee as they gather together to say their final good-byes. one of the six young children killed in a school bus crash in chattanooga was laid to rest this story broke a will the of our hearts in the news room. hundreds of people showed up to her funeral. school records show students and even the principal complained about the bus driver's behavior before the deadly crash. six children in killed. we will follow in developing story, and as soon as we get more, we will bring it to you. in wisconsin a family is mourning the deaths a father and his 9-year-old daughter, both killed when their car was rear ended by a drunk driver driver. another daughter in the car, a 6-year-old, she was hurt, but she's expected to boat the drunk driver facing two homicide charges, and it was his second dui. muslim leaders in southern california, they are asking for

after threatening notes were left at three different mosques there. they were filled with hateful remarks calling muslims phil think. all three litersrier if to donald trump as a leader who will cleanse the country. police say they don't have a lot to go on but collected the notes as evidence. this man is wanted for armed robbery at a hotel. silent witness sending us this clear he held up the extended stay hotel late last month, and he got away with cash, and you can call police or silent witness if you recognize the guy. those living in payson should get used to the smell of smoke over the next few weeks. officials say the described fires hardship natural and cultural resources and also decrees danger to the public

a unique crime fighting tool expanding across the country. the technology uses sensors to deticket when and where the gun shots are fired, and police officers are now alerted to go to the area. flags in cuba are now flying at half-mast after the death of fidel castro. we are learning more details about his planned memorial. there's going to days of mourning. at 9:00 form morning, the public can pay their respects and on tuesday castro's ashes will be taken on a tour around cuba, and on december 4th will be his funeral. people are reacting to the death of the world leader, and some are celebrating, and others are mourning. one local man says his grandparents fled cuba years

freedom. >> they did a lot of good things, but he did a lot of bad things. he passed away, and my grandparents would have loved to see this day. >> that man says he's not celebrating castro's death, but he hopes for positive changes now. now to new video just into our news room showing hundreds, if not thousands of people gathering in little havana, miami. during his reign, millions of cubansed in the country for the u.s. castro's death is expected to spark more interest in americans traveling to coup barks but it's complicated in you want to go to coup barks you need to fall into one of 12 categories approved by the u.s. government imcolluding visiting relatives, educational research, and traveling to compete as an athlete before

affidavit sayi one of those categories. in the valley, dozens showing their solidarity with the protester at standing rock this is a peaceful march. the marchers carried signs saying water is life and day fend the sacred. it's all in protest of the dakota access pipeline. they say it will contaminate the water supplies. a job well done in county. an injured hiker hurt her ankle, and she couldn't walk down the trail. crews showed up and got the woman down safely. #protestmusic. as we have told you a few weeks ago, some parents are demanding the app musically remove child porn. the man behind the push is from gilbert. >> after looking at the application, this is not a

be. there's a ton of kids on the app. >> reporter: you can lip sync to your favorite songs, but you could stumble upon porn, even with the privacy settings. one final chance to check out the hottest cars on the market. the auto show wrapping up today in pheonix you. can also test drive a few of the cars. it's family day. bring along the kids, children 12 and under free. a mile long stretch of i-10 will be closed for an hour. a large truck with a large load will travel in the eastbound lanes for state route 80 and 90 in benson. the closure will be clear by the morning. look at this hay bales dumped all over i-150. dozens were tossed out when a trailer con necked to a truck and it slipped over. drivers were force into the

the 51 exit. a big cleanup for crews as the hay bales were scattered hundreds of feet. a tree lighting ceremony at state capitol starting at 9:30. the governor will flip the switch, and the 24-foot tree is a blue produce from the apache national forest. quickly before we go to weather, donald trump did respond this morning, last 5 or 10 minutes to clinton joining the campaign to recap the votes in wisconsin among other states and just basically said a waste of money, sad. you can check it out for yourself if you would like. we also have to talk about the weather. you have friends traveling up through flagstaff? >> yeah, coming back today to the valley. >> that's funny because adot just tweeted out a picture of the i-40 near butler, and you

want to look at it, too. more snowfall up there. , and let's look at what we are seeing in the valley. if you're out there a quick mention your pollen forecast is medium category. if you plan to run this morning, i think a jacket or sweater is a good idea for you. we will be chilly and cool throughout the morning. the clouds will develop, and we will get warmer. dry throughout most of the morning here, and as we get into the afternoon, around 4:00, things will be nice it will feel like fall have the clouds going on. we will track the futurecast and let you know when we will see the best chances of rain throughout the day today. you have heard the jingle, operation santa claus to benefit our food bank, but how

operation santa claus, one of the charities you help is the st. mary's food bank alliance, and you probably know they feed thousands of people every year, but do you know how they do it? as stephanie hockridge explains, it all comes for the heart. >> reporter: it all started here in pheonix arizona with a vision, $3,000, and an abandoned building.

formed. >> it meant another day we live. >> reporter: and simply living was an innerveddable challenge for -- was an aunavoidable challenge for jerome's family. >> it's embarrassing when you have to ask the neighbor if we can borrow water. >> it made it a lot better to know i wasn't alone in that. >> reporter: it's a lesson he wants to pass on to other families and took a job at st. mary's food bank to >> to see people stand in line to get the food, i see me, my wife, my daughter, my sister, and my brother. >> reporter: and he sees how donating a can of food a dollar bill, or an hour of your time can make a magnificent difference in someone's life. >> reporter: a simple but beautiful thought that sums up the spirit of the season. stephanie hockridge, abc 15

we are collecting food, toys, and kids throwing for st. mary's and three other charities. donating is easy. you donate at givetothecause.com, our studio, or any ups location. i-40, snow on the ground there. >> yes, and certain to gather. >> we have been looking at our flagstaff live camera there throughout the morning, and as far as the roads are concerned, it's not sticking you are seeing on the side of buildings, it's starting to stick. we have definitely had some snowfall over the last hour or so, and not very heavy, but this will give you kind of an idea of what to expect throughout the day up there, and i know so many people will be traveling through there this morning. there's the current look at temperatures across the valley, and we look at wind speeds this morning, and you can see most of us, no more than 10 miles an hour across the valley, and we are seeing slight winds there,

the day. but look at this 26-mile an hour sustained winds and strong in kingman as well. slightly not as strong up to the north, but stronger for us for sure out into sedona, and we will see breezy conditions across the state. downright chilly in the spots, and you expect window rock out to the grand canyon as well, dropping into the upper 20s and low 30s, and we have to about this. we talked about breezy conditions across the state, and it takes it to a new level, and a wind advisory in effect for today, and that's in yuma, and if you're traveling through there or know anyone through there, just keep in mind, even though they are not expecting rain or anything, they will see blowing dust, and that's an issue if you're traveling through there. for us in pheonix, 63 degrees is where we will top out today, cooler than yesterday, and we will see more clouds accumulate

we will talk about futurecast and what we can expect. seeing the snowfall up to the north, and we will continue to see some of those clouds, really coming in, building into the valley here, and we will see that, and best time, i think right now to see some of the rain chances will be the 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 hour, and we will see a little more widespread rain, and keep in mind, it's not expected to be a huge rainmaker, and right now we are not looking out for flash flooding or anything like that in the valley. if that changes, we will send that right to your phone. in the meantime, if we have any other alerts going up north, other than the winter weather advisory issues -- advisory, we will let you know that, too. i dropped the rain chances significantly here, and then another rain system moving its way from the southeast, there tuesday morning, and i think we will steer clear of that, clear

and tomorrow. here's a look at what we are dealing with today. in effect right now, winter weather advisory for everything you can see shaded in purple. the 40 goes through flagstaff, and it's a big travel area there, and it could affect you there. look out for that, or let people know. here's the totals we are expecting, and in these parts, we could see possible. we will call the national weather service for the updates. temperatures for today and how warm we will get. 51 or cool, depending on your perspective. the hook today in yuma at 68 -- the high today in yuma at 68. cape creek, partly cloudy to cloudy skies, and in the west valley, mid-60s for most of us

temperatures and your rain chances throughout the day, you will see we will top out as we get into the afternoon there, and nice conditions, 60s, and i think dry. when we goat into the 5:00 hour, the rain chances will bump up, and the best shot will be between the 8:00 and nine o'clock hour as we slowly taper things off, and as we take a look for tomorrow, the system will move on out. the slight chance in the morning for showers, and 62 tomorrow, and then that system will go, and it's a fast mover. we will be clea the week, but temperatures are cool, into the 60s until another system will come, bringing us slight rain chances and more cloud coverage into the upcoming weekend. an australian man is being called a hero after crash being a neighbor -- crashing into the a neighboring shot. >> i started to follow him, and he was like don't be a hero,

hero, mate. >> daniel mcconnell sprung into action after about hearing from the crash from his wife. he tracked down the driver who is now in jail. taking action to help a valley family in need. thousands of dollars being raised to help the oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. oman oh man.. mom, we have i ha situation.t.

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. we are following several top stories including peoria police investigating a crash. police say a truck driver may

into a minivan. five children and two adults were taken to the hospital. three kids have serious injuries. new information on the gofundme for a chandler mother killed crossing the street. we learned the donations have passed the funding goal and it's now raised to $90,000. an update says pamela hasselbocker was an organ donor. funeral plans are underway for fidel castro. the publ beginning tomorrow, and then his ashes will be taken on a tour of the country until december 4th when his funeral will be held. parts of the state are expected to get snow and rain today, and remember to plan ahead if you're traveling back home from holiday getaways. tomorrow is cyber monday, but the deals are already available today. some retailers offering customers the chance to cash in early online and in stores. and here's tonight's prime time lineup at 7:00, once upon

lies, and then stick around for abc 15 news at 10 with kim tobin. we will give you a live look at flagstaff. earlier in the area, i called the national weather service and they said there were reports of less than an inch of snow there. it will continue as we report in the morning. the best chance of rain will be around 8:00 p.m. it's prime sometime. 7:00to 9:00, we will that. 63 today, breezes up to 30 miles an hour, and the gusts i should say here, and keep in mind arranges wind advisory, and those gusts could be up to 50 miles an hour, and the 60s are sticking around this celebrating woo, and then another rain shot at slight rain chances. a busy day in the weather center for us. i will update you online on facebook and twitter as well. we are always on at abc 15.com and our mobile app.

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good morning, america. new this morning cuba's future. what's ahead for the country following fidel castro's death? the nation in mourning. the celebrations here and the political fallout. president obama criticized for his statement. the backlash this morning and the warnings. >> raul is as repressive. >> breaking overnight, the bourbon street shooting. shots fired on the most famous street in new orleans. ten people hit. at least one killed. >> looking for witnesses. we are interviewing those victims. >> the arrests this morning. >> wisconsin recount. hillary clinton's campaign joining in. green party candidate jill stein pushing the move, already taking aim in two other key states.